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Feb 9, 2020
02/20
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Calvin Bedell and Bryan Bedell
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Bryan and Calvin play Coup (Rikki Tahta, 2010, Indie Boards & Cards) with Tracie and we unveil our new sponsor!
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Feb 9, 2020
02/20
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Calvin Bedell and Bryan Bedell
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We play "Shut the Box," a bar-room classic that's fun for the whole family. Calvin has a cold, and a lot of homework. We really need to find better sponsors.
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Feb 9, 2020
02/20
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Calvin Bedell and Bryan Bedell
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Calvin and Bryan play "Love Letter" (Seiji Kanai, 2012, Alderac).
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Feb 9, 2020
02/20
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Calvin Bedell and Bryan Bedell
Calvin and Bryan search for games that are fun for ages 9 - 49. Archived from iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-games-allowed/id1447049787. Items in this collection are restricted.
Topics: podcast, itunes, apple
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Feb 9, 2020
02/20
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Calvin Bedell and Bryan Bedell
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Bryan and Calvin play Sushi Go! (Phil Walker-Harding, 2014, Gamewright) with Aunt Jen in a very special Christmas episode.
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you sometimes feel alone in your quest to educate your child with special needs? This week, you will enjoy hearing from a mom that has walked through difficult times with her two boys, each with very different special needs. She will share how God was faithful to send her help and support along the way. When your children struggle, the challenges of life seem magnified. When you can share your concerns with someone that has walked in similar shoes, wisdom flows, and you can relax in...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you have a child that is distracted, disorganized or impulsive? Has someone suggested that they are ADD and they need to be put on medication to reach their full potential? Today Dr. Jan visits with Michelle, Little Giant Steps’ Director of Parent Support, about her encounter with the ND Approach with her two sons. Michelle shares her family’s story, the struggles her boys were having and their triumphs! Because of these triumphs, Michelle has continued with Little Giant...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Another label has emerged for individuals that are having learning challenges – it’s CAPD. CAPD stands for Central Auditory Processing Disorder and is also referred to as APD or Auditory Processing Disorder. There are different aspects of this “disorder” that negatively affect a person’s ability to function fully. Symptoms include: * Difficulties in recognizing and interpreting sounds, especially voice tones * Inability to hold sufficient information in sequential order in one’s...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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More and more families are seeking help for their children to function better emotionally, behaviorally as well as academically. Many are having long term memory problems where they seem to know something one day and not the next. One reason for this is the link between hand, eye and ear dominance. You can learn more about this aspect of long term memory here and in podcast #23. This week, the Brain Coach will also include some activities you can do to help with visualization. This is NOT...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you have a child that is constantly in trouble? They don’t look at you when you talk to them. They don’t follow directions. They don’t answer when spoken to. They will not sit still and do their school work. Guess what? This may not be defiance! Dr. Jan has worked with clients using the NeuroDevelopmental Approach for over 20 years. She has seen dynamic change in children after addressing the root cause of what, on the surface, seemed like poor behavior. Of course, we are...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Have you ever wonder if it is really necessary to teach your child cursive? Do you have a child that just doesn't get it? Today Dr. Jan Bedell visits with Prisca Lecroy one of the co-owners of CursiveLogic. Prisca shares how their method of teaching cursive came about when her mother was tutoring a 23-year-old young man who needed to be able to sign his name to take the driver's test. She developed a method that help this young man (age 16) sign his name in a 45-minute session. Since then many...
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Mr. Casey Bedell, preaches at Washington DC on the eschatology of adoption.
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you have a child that struggles to maintain focus when completing tasks? Do you have to supervise every minute of your teen’s school day? Today Dr. Jan Bedell visits with the founder of Paradigm Accelerated Curriculum, Dr. Ron Johnson. Doc, as many like to call him, was formerly a public-school principle and superintendent who saw the need to reestablish virtues and values in today’s society. Doc was an executive in a major home school curriculum provider for 21 years. He saw the...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you have a child that is a struggling reader? Have you wondered if your child has dyslexia? Once again Dr. Jan asks us to think differently and drop the thought of labels. Labels are given when you can check off a number of present symptoms. What good is that? The Neurodevelopmental Approach looks at what is causing the symptoms and finding solutions for those symptoms. Common symptoms of dyslexia are difficulties with reading, writing, and spelling. To be able to read, you need...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Spelling is an important skill for school and life. Many parents are baffled as to why some of their children are good spellers and others are not. This seems to occur even when children are taught with the same reading program. Some educational professionals advocate spelling using a phonetic approach. The challenge with this line of thinking is that there are several ways to spell many of the English sounds. For instance, phonetically, you would spell the word for a small ship –...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Behavior modification is the topic of many books, ministries and websites, so it can be confusing terrain for parents. Disciplining children with learning issues or low auditory processing can sometimes be challenging, and take extra thought and attention. But no matter what the state of the child, a behavior management system is necessary to curb the sin nature we were all born with. For your behavior system to be effective it has to do two things: 1) equip you with a way to stay calm and...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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This week, the discussion focuses on how the brain is resilient and can be healed from the effects of trauma in a person’s life. Dr Jan will be joined by a colleague, Ruth Young. Ruth has been a NeuroDevelopmentalist for 15 years, is a pastor’s wife of 37 years, and an author of many article on the NeuroDevelopmental Approach and a great study guide, Release From Fear. Ruth was a victim of childhood abuse and knows firsthand the healing effects of the NeuroDevelopmental Approach in her own...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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A syndrome is a group of symptoms that collectively indicate or characterize a disease, disorder, or other condition considered abnormal. There is a large range of negative effects in a person’s functional ability with and within each syndrome. Brain injury can occur from genetic anomalies, birth trauma or accidents at any time during a person’s life. The reason NeuroDevelopment can help your child with a syndrome or brain injury is because the focus is on the root cause of functional or...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Organizing Einstein: Enhancing the Abilities of the Gifted Learner Part Two - with Dr. Jan Bedell In part two, the Brain Coach continues the workshop on staying ahead of that voracious appetite for new ideas and expanded content that comes with a gifted learner. Additionally, the concept of teaching with frequency, intensity and duration to accelerate learning and make academics more effective is expanded in part two. In this podcast, we will discuss the importance of all learning channels...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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The almost militant battle of how to best teach reading has been waged over the last 150+ years with proponents from both sides being adamant about their recommendations. As the reading curriculum pendulum has swung back and forth from phonics to sight to phonics the controversy roars on with little attention given to anything except technique. This narrow view of reading has resulted in millions of individuals being diagnosed with dyslexia and other reading and language delays. With the...
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Aug 30, 2005
08/05
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Kevin Bedell
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Open source software and programming libraries have dramatically changed the way software is developed. Leveraging open source as a part of the software development process drives down both development time and cost while increasing software quality. The defining question for most companies is no longer, 'Should we use open source?', but rather, 'How can we accelerate our adoption of open source while doing so safely?' This session presents an overall view of the entire software development...
Source: Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 3x)
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Dec 19, 2018
12/18
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Weldon Bedell
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U. S. Fighters attacking German bombers viewed over Ireland. Will the Nazis attack U. S. Irish bases? "Meeded--More Aircraft Carriers!" by John R. Hoyt. Artist: Weldon Bedell Source: the Antique Paper Shop Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: War Stories and Military Pulps, Flying Aces, magazine covers, vintage magazines, advertising art,...
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Feb 3, 2014
02/14
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Gene Bedell
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Topics: Business Life - General, Careers - General, Business & Economics / Careers, Business &...
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Sep 28, 2010
09/10
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Bedell, Geraldine
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In Britain, while investigating the death of a boy and the suicide of a politician, journalist and sleuth Helen Clare stumbles on a sex ring involving people in the government. A debut in fiction
Topic: Women journalists
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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The Gifted Learner with Dr. Jan Bedell When your child has an above average IQ, you have a whole new set of challenges. Staying ahead of that voracious appetite for new ideas and expanded content can definitely keep a home school mom hopping. The goals for podcast #26 (part 1) and #27 (part 2) are: * Equip you with information that can cut teaching time and accelerate academic results. * Explain the concept of Input vs Output * Give you the Three Keys to Learning, ANYTHING * Give you another...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Have you wondered if it is worth the battle to get your children to hold their pencil correctly? An instinct deep inside nags at you about the importance of this skill, but you are so tired of saying, “Hold your pencil right!” Often you are tempted to give up because you are not absolutely sure that it is that important. This week the Brain Coach will share with you why so many children today are struggling to hold their pencil correctly and what you can do to change this situation for your...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Is your child struggling with math? Do you have a gifted child that needs to secure a good math foundation that will let them soar? Is your 5, 9 or 15 year old having trouble remembering their math facts? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, this is the podcast for you! Dr. Jan will lead you through the foundation and cornerstone of math. Foundation: 1. Rote counting – Counting CD 2. Understanding quantity – first count accurately, then be able to look at fingers, pictures on a...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Is your homeschool struggling with stress? A stressed-out child or momma can make for a long day! Dr. Jan discusses some of the things that can cause stress in your homeschool life and gives some practical solutions, once again, she asks you to think differently. Metabolic challenges can cause gut issues and more. These chemistry imbalances in the body, in turn, can cause foggy thinking, poor sleep patterns, allergies, frequent colds, as well as opening the door to disease. When we...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you find that your child with unique learning needs has been happy-go-lucky all summer while the pressure of school has been off? Are you seeing that now the closer to the start of school you come, the more anxious the child is? Have you been considering home schooling your child who has been struggling academically or is labeled with ADD, ADHD, Autism, Auditory Processing Disorder or dyslexia? Or, are you just wondering if you have the knowledge to continue home schooling a special...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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The label of autism can strike fear in the heart of any parent. One of the most confusing aspects of autism is how the level of functional ability can vary to the extremes. This wide array of the effects has caused people to refer to this as a “spectrum disorder” or refer the individual as being on the Autism Spectrum. If you are anything like I was when I found out my child was developmentally delayed and had a low IQ, you just want to know how to help your autistic child function...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Most people don’t think about educating their children until pre-school age. In this episode, the Brain Coach lets you in on some tips that will save you hours of effort in later years. When children go through ALL the developmental steps that God intended, the foundation for successful education is laid. Children will then be ready for more formal education. It is our belief that these steps are so strategic that learning challenges and even labels like ADD, ADHD and reading...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you have a child with special learning needs? While every child is unique and needs specialized attention, some seem to require more. They struggle to progress through typical milestones and traditional curriculum and approaches don’t seem to help them much. They have learning, behavioral or emotional struggles or have received labels like Sensory Integration Disorder, autism, dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, bi-polar disorder, Down Syndrome and a myriad of other syndromes....
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Underlying developmental building blocks are necessary for a kindergarten child to be ready for more formal academics. From Little Giant Steps’ perspective, kindergarten is the culmination of effective development in six areas. When there are gaps in one or more areas of development, children can suffer from a myriad of learning challenges and even learning labels like ADD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, CAPD and many others. Most people try to fix these inefficiencies with curriculum...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Ear infections are painful, but who knew the extremely far reaching effects of fluid on the inner ear, which is often the result of ear infections? The Brain Coach, Dr. Jan Bedell, will go through the cascading negative consequences of ear infections. Children with small ear canals, like many of those with Down Syndrome, are highly susceptible to developmental delays because of this reoccurring illness. Learning challenges, ADD, CAPD (Central Auditory Processing Disorder), tonal processing...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Special needs require special focus. Many parents must focus a great deal on their child with special needs, and rightfully so. Yet, how does the situation of having a special needs sibling affect the other children in the house? All family members of children with ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, developmental delays, CAPD, Autism, syndromes, and genetic disorders of all types are affected by these complicated issues. Are there particular ways that parents can help their other children through the ups and...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you attend Homeschool conferences? If the answer is no, you may want to reconsider your decision not to go. Today Dr. Jan Bedell visits with Leslie Nunnery who along with her husband David, started the Teach Them Diligently Home School Conferences. Leslie shares the call they felt to encourage homeschool families to stay the course in their ‘High Calling’. Our very own Brain Coach, Jan Bedell will be speaking and exhibiting at all the Teach Them Diligently locations this year. The...
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Jul 7, 2018
07/18
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G.T. Bedell
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Book from Project Gutenberg: Way-Marks or Directions to Persons Commencing a Religious Life
Source: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/57328
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do your children want to go to college? Do you wonder if they can succeed? Are they struggling just to make it through high school? Is taking a test a daunting prospect? This week you will hear an inspirational testimony of a seventeen-year-old who realized his life-long dream of going to college by using The NeuroDevelopmental Approach. As parents we want our children to achieve their greatest potential! Dr. Jan gives helpful tips about simple activities that can be performed with children of...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do you have a child with special needs? Are you lost, and you don’t know where to turn for help? Do you just need some encouragement? Today Dr. Jan Bedell talks with Peggy Ployhar, the CEO and founder of SPED Homeschool. The mission for SPED Homeschool is – Helping students succeed through parent directed special education homeschooling. Peggy, the guest on Brain Coach Tips this week, is a homeschool mom, writer, speaker, blogger and has served in two state home school organizations...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Do your children have an awareness of the impact of good etiquette? Today Dr. Jan Bedell speaks with Monica Irvine from The Etiquette Factory about how life-enhancing proper etiquette can be. “If you are not taught, you don’t know,” is what Monica has learned from speaking with parents who have used her products. It is never too early to start your children on the road to good manners. Monica has help for all ages. Preschoolers to high schoolers can benefit from these life-enhancing...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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The discussion from part 1 of When Does Homeschool Really Begin? continues as Jan Bedell, the Little Giant Steps’ Brain Coach, leads you through the last stage of brain organization at the cortex level. The cortex is the thinking part of the brain and is where you interact most with your children. Be sure to listen to part 1 before continuing to this part as the foundation of brain organization is described there, setting the stage for part 2. Here in part 2 we delve into specifics of...
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May 31, 2019
05/19
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Jan Bedell
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Living in a household where the environment is negative is no fun for anyone. There are many factors that could cause this undesirable situation to be happening in your home. Some such factors can actually result in symptoms of learning struggles and even labels like ADD, ADHD or dyslexia. I am not saying your child might need a label - far from it! You just need to know what the possible causes are and what you as a parent can do to change them. Some of these causes that are affecting...
